As of March 20, 2020 and by Decree 297/20, the entire country entered a period of social,

preventive and obligatory isolation.

What does this mean?

That you cannot leave your home except to provide yourself with essential items, such as food,

cleaning supplies and medicines.

If you do not comply with these rules, you are breaking the law.

If you have traveled to a country where the virus is spreading or have been in contact with

someone who tested positive, you must stay in isolation for 14 days.

If you have any of the symptoms, call free of charge at 107.


For more information, send an email to turismo@buenosaires.gob.ar

#Spirituous Buenos Aires
A series exploring the best of the Porteño drinks scene.

#SpirituousBuenosAires | 1. Vermouth

A European drink that Buenos Aires has made its own. Have you experienced the city’s “vermuterías”?

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#SpirituousBuenosAires | 2. The bartender

Talent blended with experience produces the bartenders, the essence of the city’s bars.

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#Spirituous Buenos Aires | 3. The Vines

Tourists from the five continents surrender to Argentina’s exquisite wines. The country’s capital welcomes each and every one of them.

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#Spirituous Buenos Aires | 4. Whisky

There are no rules about how to drink it. Or rather there are: those of your own tastes.

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#Spirituous Buenos Aires | 5. Beer

When it comes to beer in Buenos Aires there are infinite options, but its raison d'être is always the same: sharing a moment.

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#SpirituousBuenosAires | 6. Gin

With tonic or lemonade, cucumber or lime, with or without ice, gin is finding an ever bigger place on the Porteño palate.

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 HIGHLIGHTS

Tourist Assistance Centers

Tourist Assistance Centers

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Travel Buenos Aires Series

Travel Buenos Aires Series

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Must-see attractions

Must-see attractions

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